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I'm not really sure what you call this kind of stuff. It's garage and house based, but isn't tilted at the dance floor in that typical sloggy style.
It's a little too up to be ambient, but it's got that deep, laid back vibe to it. There's quite a few vocals in there, but some of these are pure instrumental grooves.
What ever you call it, I'm loving this stuff at the moment. Music that uplifts and makes you smile and dance about the house.
Big ups to Dusky (who I'm a bit late picking up on) and Martyn who LPs feature pretty heavily, and to Andrew Bayer who's Anjunadeep label is well worth checking out if you're feeling this vibe.
This is the perfect Summer mix for you lucky buggers in the northern hemisphere who aren't freezing like I am at the bottom of the planet.
Get out side and play it loud.
Track list:
London Grammar – Sight (Tourist Version)
Dusky – Lost In Tou (feat Janai)
Bassment Jaxx – Never Say Never (Mark Knight Remix)
London Grammar – Sight (Joshua James Remix)
Andrew Bayer & James Grant – Living
Dusky – Plastique
Axel Boman – It Starts With The Stomach
Dusky – Grain
Dusky – Silence Never Heard
Dusky – Stick by This
Martyn – Like That
Martyn – Forgiveness Step 2
Nuage – Unlock Down
Foxhen – Jailhouse Girl
Andrew Bayer – Counting the Points
Journeyman – Spend It All
We Need Cracks – Cers
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You got to love it when a set rolls out smooth as silk, and is totally effortless. This was one of those, I just put on the first track and drifted into mix mode only to wake up an hour or so later with this tidy little number.
Once again I've given it a good testing in Low Profile mobile and it bumps along nicely. Again leaning toward four four territory rather than broken beats. This is totally unintentional, it's just the house/techno side of things seem to be far stronger than the broken beats at the moment.
I'm sure the breaks will make a come back (they always do) but until then try this out for size.
Track list:
Nuage – Paris Calling
New York Transit Authority – Swarm
Bicep – NRG106
Acre – – Northern Shadows
Mak & Pasteman – Electro Funk Massacre
Sub Focus – Close (Grandtheft Remix)
Rain City Riot – Beautiful Lies (Original Club Mix)
Axel Boman – It Starts in the Stomach
Oscar Mulero – Habits (Oscar Mulero Version)
Anushka – Never Can Decide (GoldFFinch Remix)
Mak & PAsteman – Bodywork
Bicep – Circles
Nudist – What You Gonna Do (Roska Rework)
Opus Black – Feels Like Home
Die & Jenna G – 1000 Soul Songs (Jus Now Remix)
Cashmere Cat – Kiss Kiss (LidoLido Remix)
Effy – Forth
Redshape – Dogz
Keith Mackenzie – Work Dat (Smookie Illson Remix)
Danny Daze – Your Everything feat. Louisahhh
Passenger 10 – Street Names (Nora En Pure Remix)
Tinie Tempah – Trampoline (Monsta Remix)
The Drum Clinic by Guy Andrews – June 2014
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This month's edition of The Drum Clinic is stacked full of brand new music. Guy Andrews spins tracks from the likes of Will Saul, Leon Vynehall, Tessela and many more.
Find Guy Andrews on Twitter: @guy_andrews
Track list:
Lurka – Holding
Youandewan – FM Jam
The Friend – The Friend-Re-wet featuring Shady P
Ian Pooley – Chord Memory 2014
Luca Agnelli – Orion (Dachshund remix)
This Is The Place – Leon Vynehall
Bob Moses – Grace
Will Saul – Pedal Power
Last Japan – Harca
Yan Cook – Mill (Jeff Rushin and Nicole Rosie Remix)
Benny Rodrigues – The Choice is Mine
Cosmin TRG – Repetitiv
Headless Horseman – Ghost
Tessela – Rough 2
Perc & Truss – Forever Your Girl
The Drum Clinic w/ Guy Andrews b2b Greymatter – 03/10/13
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This week Guy Andrews and Greymatter go back to back for over an hour, playing new music from Greymatter, Headless Horseman, James Welsh, Mumdance and more.
James Welsh – Sky
Greymatter & KRL – A World Without Love
Jimmy Edgar – Mercurio
Trikk – Back To Back
Movement – Us (Kowtown Remix)
Headless Horseman – Midnight Ride
Mumdance & Mao – Truth
Laszlo Dancehall – Whip What
Laszlo Dancehall – Fatty Que
MTD – Nonsense
Naysayer & Gilsun – All That Good Work (John Roberts Remix)
Maribou State – Moon Circles
Murat Tepeli – Forever (Prosumer's Hold Me Touch Me Version)
Tensnake feat. Fiora – See Right Through (Medlar Remix)
J. Tijn – Flat
Simian Mobile Disco – Smalahove
Myles Serge & Tommy Vicari Jr – Strip It
My Panda Shall Fly – Trance ###
The Drum Clinic w/ Guy Andrews – 27/09/2013
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New tracks by Vessel, Tripeo and Trikk feature on this week's edition of The Drum Clinic, hosted by Guy Andrews.
Track list:
Vessel – Misery Is a Communicable Disease
Tripeo – Untitled #7
Oliver Deuthschmann – Dazed
Deep'a & Biri – Redshift (Argy Remix)
Severn Beach – We Continue
Move D – Wanna Do
Emad Parandian – Kamanche
Baba Zula – Temptation (Terranova Dub Mix)
Basic Soul Unit – Notes 4 the Soul
Karizma – Twyst This
Prins Thomas – Bobletekno (Perkmiks)
Ian Pooley – CompuRhythm (Dixon 4/4 Treatmeant)
Trikk – Mightnight Sequence
Mr G & Gary Beck – All My People
The Drum Clinic w/ Greymatter – 13/09/2013
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Greymatter spins new material from Maurice Fulton, Tensnake, Sei A, Move D, Waze & Odyssey, Soundstream and more.
Track list:
Maurice Fulton – Asteroids Playing Ping Pong
Move D – Say I
Damiano von Erckert – No Good Times
James Welsh – Steak
Citizen & Ashworth – Situation
Tensnake – See Right Through (Medlar Remix)
Waze & Odyssey – Don't Bring me Down
Analogue Cops – PartyToDance
Sei A – Menchy
J Tijn – Flat
Damiano von Erckert – House Music (Remastered Version)
Jon Convex ft. Jimmy Edgar – Move
Trackman Lafonte & Bonquiqui – Cholas Live Free
AWANTO 3 – The Gun
Soundstream – Makin' Love
The Down Low Session: 009 feat. Low Profile
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I need to chill out.
Things are getting on top of me. I feel like I am drowning. Maybe it's the weather, my work or perhaps this strange new land. All I know is that without the music I would be lost.
I made this with my six year old son to cheer myself up. I have to stay strong for him, and seeing how he took to the decks like a duck to water makes me feel proud and happy all at the same time.
Things can't stay like this forever, I just need to wait for the next wave and then ride it all the way in.
Until then I'll just have to keep listening to the music and tread water.
Track list:
Boards of Canada – Split Your Infinities
Rudimental – Feel The Love (Rudimental Remix)
Nuage – Before (feat. Yorra)
T-Power – A LArge Grey Area
Guy Andrews – Divide
Rudimental – Alien Bashment
Baths – Miasma Sky
Rudimental – Free (feat. Emeli Sande)
Synkro – To Be
Pedestrian – Hoyle ROad
XI – Villain
El_Txef_A – In
Gossamer – Griot
Nuage – Aeroplanes


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How did you become interested in studying Japan?
I started relatively late in my undergraduate years. Initially I was actually most interested in European history, particularly France and Germany. I took a course on Japanese history by chance, because of a distribution requirement. When I was exposed to Japanese history, all of a sudden it opened up to me that there was one non-Western country that developed much as many European nations had, and at almost the same time. Japan emerged as a great power and challenged the United States by the 1930s. I began my studies in the early 1970s, when we were in the throes of the Vietnam War, and it occurred to me then that here's this really important place that was Asia's first challenge--and even the Third World's first challenge--to the Western-dominated order, and it was a challenge that wouldn't stop with Japan, but emerged with China, and now of course with Islamic fundamentalism. I was grabbed by the idea of a non-Western force that would rise to threaten Western hegemony. Japan was a nation that offered many alternative visions--in culture, in social organization--and yet accomplished power by the standards recognized by Western countries. So in a sense it was the Vietnam War that informed how I first got into Japan.
In Molding Japanese Minds you describe how the government has mobilized Japanese society in the 20th century through nationwide "moral suasion" campaigns. What were these like?
In 1950s and '60s, to give an example, the campaigns tended to focus on issues of economy and public health. There would be campaigns in the countryside to encourage women to keep very careful account books in order to manage the family budget. There were campaigns designed to "rationalize" and modernize people's lives. The housewife was urged not to waste money on luxuries or on her husband's drinking, but instead to buy a new refrigerator so she could improve her children's diet. The people were constantly reminded to avoid waste. Rather than waste, one should save one's income and invest it in the country, because the country needs capital to industrialize. And the message was highly coordinated. You would get it in the schools. You'd get it from your local women's group and from your neighborhood group. You'd get it in the local citizen hall, which was sponsored by the government. You'd see it in the media.
In some ways the results sound desirable--low crime rates, high rates of saving. What are the minuses?
The cozy relationship between state and society in Japan has had pluses and minuses. There are a lot of minuses. Most obvious was the people's failure to stop the regime from plunging Japan into World War II. There was not enough space permitted for what we call "civil society," for independent voices that might have been able to stand up and say, "We're headed in the wrong direction." Nearly everyone was too enmeshed in the system. Even liberals and progressives and socialists had been co-opted as official or unofficial state deputies in these government-sponsored campaigns. And this remained a problem in the postwar period. It has been very difficult, for instance, for consumer groups to come forward to challenge producers or to challenge the state (which has heavily regulated the economy in the interests of producers) because such groups have generally been enmeshed in state campaigns and have received subsidies at the local level. A similar situation existed with the environmental movement.
But it has its pluses, particularly in the postwar period. There are a lot of things that Americans may envy. You have in Japan a healthy, literate population. People are reasonably aware of public affairs. Japan works very well. Americans don't understand this, because Japan has had ten years of recession. Yet the measures of social dysfunction are pretty mild compared with the United States. Crime is fairly low, drug use is fairly low, the divorce rate is fairly low, educational standards are still very high. People have seen their incomes stagnate over the last ten years, but most households sit on considerable savings. While life could be better, life is at a pretty decent, comfortable level, society works pretty well, and it makes Japanese very reluctant to tear up the system.
After 1868 Japan modeled itself on the West and attempted to modernize very quickly. Were there certain Western values that never took hold?
In Molding Japanese Minds and in my subsequent work I actually question whether there exists a monolithic "Western" set of values and institutions. We tend to conflate America with West. A lot of things the Japanese state did in the last hundred years, particularly this very heavy-handed mobilization of society, these moral suasion movements, have origins and influences in Continental European countries, and even to some extent in Britain, which we think of as a liberal society. Japanese leaders constructed a very intrusive state in the late 19th century, at a time when most European governments were engaged in Great Power rivalries against each other and were intensely mobilizing their own populations. Military conscription, constructing new systems of taxation, getting people to save money in government banks, centralized education systems--all sorts of things that were all focused on mobilizing their citizens for national strength. This is when Japan slots itself into the modern order. Japan may have gone a bit further than the European cases, but not by much. The Japanese bureaucracy was very much like the French bureaucracy.
Do you find that students come to the study of Japan, or more broadly the study of any foreign country, with certain kinds of preconceptions?
Students often want to separate the world into those who follow the United States and those who are just weird. Japan is a wonderful case through which to explore this idea, because Americans have viewed 20th-century Japan in both ways. It's interesting to look at the popular images. On the one hand, Japanese have been seen as good followers: mild-mannered, orderly people who play baseball, the American game, and dance to jazz and wear American blue jeans. To Americans, those Japanese are okay! But at other times the Japanese come across as strange and even inhuman. They're "fanatics"; they don't make sense; they have kamikaze planes that dive into aircraft carriers. Or we see them as workaholics who live in rabbit hutches.
I try to tell my students from the first day, you can't view the Japanese from an American-centered perspective. You have to read what they say, how they explain themselves, how they talk among themselves. They never call themselves fanatics, after all. Whatever they call themselves, we've got to read it and understand it. There is a logic within Japan. There are rules of the game in every society. We have to get inside a foreign culture and understand internally how it works. In 1940 we were confronting what we thought was fanatical emperor worship from the Japanese. They seemed to have had no contact with Western civilization; they were inscrutable, incomprehensible. Today we're describing our current enemy, Islamic fundamentalists, in much the same way. Whether it's good or bad, there are ways that Islamic fundamentalists see the world. To call them terrorists and fanatics is simply to say they're different from us and we don't understand them. But clearly we've got to delve more deeply.


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Ide is a real estate investor who, in addition to concerns about government overreach, is running because of "the dismantling of our Constitution and rule of law for more and bigger government," he said. "The American dream is about freedom, freedom to work hard and the freedom to keep the fruits of your labor and to use it as you see fit, not through government force."
In addition to the economy, attorney Perkins' goals include "protecting and enhancing responsible development of Wyoming's energy resources; controlling state spending while expanding savings; fighting against continued overreach by federal government; maintaining and improving transportation infrastructure; and protecting Wyoming's wildlife and improving access and habitat."
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White Oleander (film)
White Oleander | |
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Directed by | Peter Kosminsky |
Produced by | Hunt Lowry John Wells |
Screenplay by | Mary Agnes Donoghue |
Based on | White Oleander by Janet Fitch |
Starring | Alison Lohman Michelle Pfeiffer Robin Wright Penn Renée Zellweger |
Music by | Thomas Newman |
Cinematography | Elliot Davis |
Edited by | Chris Ridsdale |
Distributed by | Warner Bros. Umbrella Entertainment |
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Running time
109 minutes |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
Budget | $16,000,000 |
Box office | $21,672,284[1] |
White Oleander is a 2002 American drama film directed by Peter Kosminsky. The cast features Alison Lohman in the central role of Astrid Magnussen, and Michelle Pfeiffer as her temperamental mother Ingrid, alongside Renée Zellweger, Robin Wright Penn, Billy Connolly and Patrick Fugit in supporting roles.
The screenplay was adapted from the novel of the same name by Janet Fitch, which was selected for Oprah's Book Club in 1999.
The narrator, Astrid Magnussen (Alison Lohman), is the 15-year-old daughter of a free-spirited artist, Ingrid (Michelle Pfeiffer). Since her father left before she was old enough to remember him, Astrid depends heavily upon the maternal care of her passionate but largely self-centered mother. Ingrid's current relationship, with a vulgar man named Barry (Billy Connolly), comes to an end when he is discovered to be cheating on her with younger women, and her emotional response leads her to murder him using poison (white oleander). Ingrid is arrested and sentenced to life in prison, leaving Astrid without parents and in need of foster care.
Astrid is sent to live with foster mother Starr Thomas (Robin Wright Penn), a former stripper and born-again Christian who is a recovering alcoholic. Though they initially interact well, Starr correctly deduces that Astrid is having an affair with her live-in boyfriend and, after a loud argument with him, She storms into Astrid's room in a blind and jealous rage and shoots her. After spending some time in a violent group foster home where she strikes up a relationship with a fellow artist Paul Trout, Astrid is then given into the care of former actress Claire Richards (Renée Zellweger), a sweet and affectionate woman who initially provides stability for Astrid. Upon accompanying Astrid to see her mother in prison, however, Claire's weaknesses are seized upon by the jealous Ingrid, and Claire ultimately commits suicide by overdosing on pills and alcohol, suspecting that her husband Mark (Noah Wyle) is having an affair and is going to divorce her. Astrid then chooses to live with a Russian immigrant, Rena (Svetlana Efremova), who treats her foster children as cheap laborers.
As Ingrid's appeal for release approaches, she tries to bribe Astrid to testify that she did not murder Barry. In a newfound position of power, Astrid demands answers from her mother as to their past, leading to the revelation that Ingrid abandoned Astrid with a babysitter called Annie for over a year when she was younger, a move that clearly gave rise to feelings of abandonment in Astrid's childhood. Eventually, having reluctantly agreed to testify, Astrid learns from her mother's lawyer that the appeal has been denied, because Ingrid refused to let Astrid's testimony be heard, a final act of love from a difficult but ultimately loving mother. Newly emancipated, Astrid forges a new adult life in New York with Paul Trout (Patrick Fugit), the young man she met in the group home.
- Alison Lohman as Astrid Magnussen
- Michelle Pfeiffer as Ingrid Magnussen
- Robin Wright as Starr Thomas
- Renée Zellweger as Claire Richards
- Amy Aquino as Ms. Martinez
- Billy Connolly as Barry Kolker
- Svetlana Efremova as Rena Gruschenko
- Patrick Fugit as Paul Trout
- Taryn Manning as Nikki
- Cole Hauser as Ray
- Liz Stauber as Carolee
- Noah Wyle as Mark Richards
- Marc Donato as Davey Thomas
Barbra Streisand turned down the offers to direct the film and play the role of Ingrid Magnussen.[2]
Alison Lohman wore a wig throughout filming, having just finished playing a cancer patient in deleted scenes from the film Dragonfly (2002).[2]
The film clip Claire (Renée Zellweger) shows Astrid as an excerpt of her earlier acting career is actually taken from one of Zellweger's own early performances, in The Return of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1994).[2]
Differences between novel and screenplay[edit]
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There are numerous differences between the book and movie.
- Astrid is twelve years old at the beginning of the novel; in the film, she is fifteen.
- Ingrid is a poet in the novel, but a photographer in the film.
- Ingrid is released from jail after winning her appeal in the novel; in the film she remains imprisoned. In both cases, she chooses to spare her daughter from testifying.
- In between living with Starr and Claire, Astrid experiences two more foster homes in the novel, staying with the Turlocks and Olivia Johnstone, and then with Amelia Ramos; in the film, these characters are eliminated, so Astrid is never attacked by dogs and does not live with scars on her arms and face, nor is she forcefully starved.
- In the novel, Ray is portrayed as being nearly fifty years old; in the film, he appears to be in his thirties.
- In the novel, Claire's husband is named Ron; in the movie he is renamed Mark.
- In the novel, Astrid becomes highly attached to Barry, to the extent that she dreams of Ingrid's marrying him and Barry's asking Astrid to call him "Dad". None of this is shown in the film; Ingrid's relationship with Barry is heavily condensed in the movie, and Astrid's emotional attachment to Barry is only hinted at when she tells Davey that she could have saved his life but didn't. The movie also condenses the extent and length of Ingrid's relationship with Barry, to the point that it seems they only ever had one date.
- In the novel, Astrid and Paul move to Berlin, Germany, while in the movie they move to New York.
- In the novel, Astrid has an affair with Rena's boyfriend, Sergei, while in the movie he is not even mentioned.
- In the novel, Astrid remembers Annie – her former babysitter – after taking acid with her friend Niki, while in the movie, Astrid remembers Annie on her own, and is often seen drawing her, which Yvonne comments on.
- In the novel, Astrid is sent to MacLaren Children's Center, while in the movie it is simply McKinney Hall.
- In the novel, Astrid tracks down her father, who is disappointingly ordinary despite his creative talents. The movie makes no mention of this.
White Oleander currently holds a rating of 70% on Rotten Tomatoes,[3] and a score of 61 on Metacritic,[4] indicating generally favorable reviews.
Stephen Holden in the New York Times called it a "rich, turbulent adaptation," and described the performances as "superbly acted from top to bottom." Comparing it to other films on the same theme – Anywhere but Here, Tumbleweeds and The Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood – Holden found White Oleander to be the only one to show "how children instinctively absorb their parents' attitudes and personalities."[5] Roger Ebert in the Chicago Sun-Times wrote: "White Oleander tells a sad story of crime and foster homes, and makes it look like the movie version. The film takes the materials of human tragedy and dresses them in lovely costumes, Southern California locations and star power."[6] Andrew Sarris named it as a runner-up on his list of the ten best English-language films of 2002.[7]
The performances were widely acclaimed, particularly those of Michelle Pfeiffer and Alison Lohman. The New York Times called Pfeiffer's role the "most complex screen performance of her career... at once irresistible and diabolical,"[5] while the Los Angeles Times singled out her "riveting, impeccable performance in what is literally and figuratively a killer role."[8] Variety described it as a "daring, unsympathetic performance."[9] Lohman's work was variously described as "the year's most auspicious screen acting début,"[5] a "tremendously weighty and extended role... [taken on] with great confidence,"[9] and an "awesome performance."[6]
Michelle Pfeiffer won the Kansas City Film Critics Circle Award for Best Supporting Actress and the San Diego Film Critics Society Award for Best Supporting Actress, and received a nomination for the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress.[10]
Renée Zellweger was nominated for the Satellite Award for Best Supporting Actress – Motion Picture.[10]
Alison Lohman was nominated for the Phoenix Film Critics Society Award for Best Newcomer.[10]
Marc Donato won a Young Artist Award in the category of Best Performance in a Feature Film – Supporting Young Actor.[10]
Home Media[edit]
White Oleander was released on DVD by Umbrella Entertainment in December 2011. The DVD is compatible with all region codes and includes special features such as the theatrical trailer, interviews with the cast and creators, behind the scenes footage and audio commentary with Peter Kosminsky, John Wells and Janet Fitch.[11]
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I have lots of aphids on my tomatoes now but the plants are still looking pretty happy and there are lots of ladybugs, so I was going to hope the ladybugs will clean up. On my fruit trees I usually don't spray aphids unless the leaves start to look all curled up, because the ladybugs eventually come along and clean up all the aphids. Does anyone have experience with letting ladybugs do their work on their tomatoes?
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Prospero, the new arts and culture blog of The Economist, has just posted my piece on literary Brooklyn, which explains how New York's trendiest borough has become a vertically integrated factory for the production of fiction and poetry.
June 19, 2012
Our First Jadak President: David Maraniss' Barack Obama 3
Barack Obama is a wholly new kind of American president, part white, part African, who wears sarongs and is fluent in Hawaiian pidgin.
May 23, 2012
Across the Border: Richard Ford's Canada 8
One comes away from Canada feeling as though a less gifted author was trying to write a knock-off of a Richard Ford novel, and has made a hash of it.
May 8, 2012
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The spiffy new Los Angeles Review of Books website has posted my review of Ben Fountain's new novel, Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk.
May 3, 2012
America's Jug-Eared Achilles: Robert Caro's The Passage of Power 2
In this five-volume biography, Caro is trying to write the epic poem of The American Century, with tall, jug-eared, foul-mouthed LBJ as his flawed tragic hero.
April 30, 2012
The Bathrobe Era: What the Death of Print Newspapers Means for Writers 22
We are creating a generation of riff artists, who see their job not as creating wholly new original projects but as commenting upon cultural artifacts that already exist.


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Steve Jobs' Story
The death of Steve Jobs Wednesday put a spotlight on a very private man who was a very public CEO. To many, it appeared that Jobs had a crystal ball, as so many of the products he designed answered a need the public didn't even know it had.
His life story is the quintessential American tale of a young man, who, against the odds, through hard work and a little bit of luck, became one of the most well known and respected innovators of our time.
Born Feb. 24, 1955 to unwed parents who put him up for adoption, Jobs was raised by Clara, an accountant, and Paul, a machinist, in California. Days with dad in the family's garage taking things apart and then rebuilding them set the foundation for the boy's eventual transformation into the founder of Apple Computer.
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Bruins-Penguins Live Blog: Matt Cooke makes it 3-1 | 12.05.11 at 6:59 pm ET |
Andy Brickley D&C: Phil Kessel 'was just a really immature kid' | 11.30.11 at 9:42 am ET |
NESN analyst Andy Brickley joined Dennis & Callahan for his weekly appearance to discuss the Bruins' upcoming two-game series with the Maple Leafs that starts on Wednesday night in Toronto. The teams will square off in Boston in the second game on Saturday.
The Leafs lead the Northeast division with 30 points, while the Bruins are right on their heels with 29 points in second place. Boston is already 2-0 against the Leafs this season, though, winning the latest game on Nov. 5 in blowout fashion, 7-0. Brickley explained that the Bruins match up well with the Maple Leafs.
"I like the match-ups. I think Boston matches up pretty good against Toronto," Brickley said. "It'll be a little bit more difficult here in Toronto because of the change situation so you'll see a little bit of chess match tonight trying to get [Zdeno] Chara basically and his partner out there tonight against Phil Kessel and his line. I think that if you're able to keep that line, especially Phil Kessel off the scoreboard, and then you match up the three forward lines against each other's D-pairings, it favors Boston. That's generally the way it goes and I think Boston has a huge advantage in goal."
As Brickley pointed out, the Bruins will need to contain Kessel, who leads the NHL in both points (31) and goals (16). The former Bruin has flourished in Toronto since being traded from Boston in 2009, while the B's drafted Tyler Seguin with one of the picks they received from the Leafs. Brickley said that Kessel had maturity issues during his team in Boston and that he wanted more money than the Bruins were willing to pay.
"I think he was just a really immature kid," Brickley said. "He had some baggage, personal baggage when the Bruins first drafted him and they were well aware of that. The immaturity factor, expectation level, not only by the Bruins organization but from Phil himself. I don't think he was prepared for that. Could not handle criticism. Could not handle you have to earn your ice time.
"When you add a breakout year when he scored a bunch of goals, you saw how much money everybody was making across the league. Based on those numbers, and he wanted that money right then and there, and the Bruins weren't prepared to pay him."
Bruins know Maple Leafs don't want to be embarrassed again | 11.29.11 at 12:48 pm ET |
WILMINGTON — The next two games will have a big impact on the standings, as the Bruins enter this week's home and home with the Maple Leafs trailing Toronto by one point for the Northeast division lead. The B's have crushed the Maple Leafs twice this season, and they now have an opportunity to grab four points and leapfrog them in the standings.
Yet with so much at stake, the Bruins aren't thinking about four points any more than they are thinking about getting two points twice. The first challenge will come Wednesday in Toronto.
"That's all you can really do, is focus on the first game," Gregory Campbell said after Tuesday's practice. "We've done well against them thus far this season. Whether that's motivation for them or not, it's going to be anther hard one for us. We have to go in there and play good hockey. Wins will come if we play well. We've been playing well so far, so we have to continue that."
The last time the Bruins were in Toronto, they gave the Leafs a 7-0 beating, with Tyler Seguin recording his first career hat trick. The Leafs went on to lose four of their next five, but have now won three games in a row and are coming off a 3-1-0 road trip. The Bruins know they're facing a hot team that doesn't need any help being motivated against a team that embarrassed them in their own building.
"It's not something you forget when you're on the receiving side, so I don't think it's going to be a hard game for them to be motivated for," Claude Julien said. "We've just got to be ready for that."
Air Canada Centre isn't the only opponent's building in which the B's have found success. They're 5-2-0 on the road this season, and have won their last four road games.
"I think our style of game is such that we're just kind of a simple north-south team," Campbell said. "On the road we just kind of go to work and play our game. We're not out to impress anybody or to do anything that's uncharacteristic of our team. We're just trying to get two points, and everybody says this and it's kind of cliche, but you just want to play a good, solid, smart road game. It's usually simple hockey, but it's usually the most effective for us."
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Tyler Seguin named first star of the week | 11.14.11 at 12:51 pm ET |
WILMINGTON — Bruins forward Tyler Seguin has been named the NHL's first star for the past week. Seguin had four goals, two assists and a plus-4 rating over three games last week.
"It's pretty cool," Seguin said after Monday's practice. "Obviously it's never happened to me before, so I feel pretty good about it."
Detroit goaltender Jimmy Howard and Chicago forward Jonathan Toews were named the second and third stars, respectively.
Bruins-Sabres Live Blog: Marc-Andre Gragnani makes it 6-2 | 11.12.11 at 6:56 pm ET |
Tyler Seguin shows Taylor Hall and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins why it's great to be a Bruin | 11.11.11 at 8:25 am ET |
There's no doubt that Taylor Hall and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins have All-Star careers ahead of them. By all accounts from NHL scouts, the pair are can't miss talents that will help lead the Edmonton Oilers back to prominence.
Throw in Ryan Smyth, who had two goals Thursday, and you can see why their forward skill is envied by others around the league.
All three certainly showed their talent Thursday night.
But in the end, it was Tyler Seguin's Bruins who had the deeper roster and better defensemen as the B's prevailed, 6-3.
Seguin already has a Stanley Cup ring.
Seguin was a second overall pick in the 2010 NHL draft while Hall and Nugent-Hopkins were the last two No. 1 overall picks. Seguin said it was fun taking it all in.
"Yeah, I mean it was fun," the 19-year-old Seguin said, before referencing Nugent-Hopkins, who is a whopping one year younger than Seguin. "And then there were some ' you know, that new first overall kid ' I don't know why I said kid; I'm a kid ' that was the first time I'd actually seen him play as well, and it's cool seeing new talent coming into the league. They're going to be a great team in a few years to come; they've got a lot of talent." Read the rest of this entry »
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Working in New York City in 2003, I probably seemed completely indistinguishable from the average Westport commuter. I was 54 years old and married, owned a small search firm with my wife, participated in civic activities, and was a registered voter. But each day I took a medication for a chronic medical condition.
Taking a maintenance medication is hardly atypical; people take maintenance medications for blood pressure, diabetes, anxiety, and countless other medical conditions—but the difference is that I took a medication to treat my opiate dependence. I had spent the past 20 years trying unsuccessfully to taper my addiction to heroin. At the time I did not understand that my opiate use had caused changes in my brain.
Eventually, I learned that taking medication to restore normal brain function is no different than taking prescribed medication for any other chronic medical condition, such as insulin for diabetics. Very few individuals who use medication-assisted treatments consider themselves in recovery because they have the misconception that recovery only occurs after you leave treatment—but that's not true. I realized that I was not alone, and that thousands of people have achieved abstinence and sobriety with medication-assisted treatments.
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When we say walnut looks great with a finish, you're probably asking, "Um… which finish?" Good question. However the answer isn't exactly a simple one because you can apply dozens of techniques to walnut and the wood will . . . look great.
But here's a really good way to give walnut a nice appearance in tables, desks, or perhaps keepsake boxes: fill the grain. The purpose for grain filling is often twofold.
- To add a bit of color to the wood pores, either to make them blend or stand out
- To achieve a smooth-as-glass film finish
Plus, if you want a glossy sheen on your walnut, be sure to fill the grain. A gloss finish looks incomplete if the pores are peering through the topcoat.
Filling the grain might sound mysterious or difficult, but it's easier to do than you might think. Here are a couple of ways to do it:
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Another way to fill grain is to simply use the dust from walnut mixed with oil. To some degree, this method is easier than using grain filler.
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Safety tip: oily rags can spontaneously ignite, so do not ball up your used oily rags in a pile. Instead, dry them out by laying them out flat on the ground, or drape them side-by-side over the edge of a trash can, brick wall, clothesline, etc. When they're dry, they're safe to throw away. |


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but as requirements and designs are refined, every step might need to be revisited requiring cycles in development processes.
Interest in modular assembly (e.g., web service-based development or previously object-oriented techniques), with its greatly reduced emphasis on new coding, is increasing. The newest incarnations are "mash ups," connected groupings of reusable components that provide a new function, often intended for a modest-sized audience. Simplicity of assembly is the focus, and success is based on the existence of a massive, society-wide capital plant of increasingly modular components, such as maps, calendars, group bulletin boards and editors, etc.
Open-source techniques have been remarkably effective for creating good software. To the amazement of some, volunteer groups in modest organizational structures, often using many preexisting software components, are proving adept at developing quality software.
There is no agreed-upon standard methodology for creating software (and there may never be); so software development is not amenable to rigid standardization. Creating software-development organizations is not like designing a semiconductor fab, for which one can create a design that can be cloned in whatever locations have the most favorable cost or regulatory structures. Software development is too variable for that.
Finally, the last cut attempts to capture the important interactions with the world around software including other items that go into the software life cycle. For example, one cannot undertake the automation of a medical procedure without understanding the impacts of failure, FDA requirements for proof of safety and efficacy, and much more. Automation strategies, the creation of business models for supporting software, an understanding of the management of holistic systems in which software will operate, and an increasing focus on risk and compliance management must all be considered part and parcel of the software field.
I suspect that with more time and thought we could fill out and enlarge this multidimensional matrix in each dimension.
We can conclude, however, that software is a very diverse field. Thus, when we consider offshoring, we must remember—and this is my second message—that there is great variability in software objectives, job types, and practices around the world. Thus, even if a population somewhere


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Elizabeth Marrable was born in Jeffrey's Bay, South Africa and trained at Canada's National Ballet School. Ms. Marrable joined The National Ballet of Canada as a member of the Corps de Ballet in 2008.
Ms. Marrable's repertoire includes the Sheep in The Nutcracker as well as roles in The Sleeping Beauty, Swan Lake, Onegin, Giselle, Romeo and Juliet, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland,Cinderella, Don Quixote, Nijinsky, The Seagull, The Four Temperaments, The Four Seasons, Emergence, Theme and Variations, Mozartiana and Glass Pieces.
During her training, Ms. Marrable danced in La Sylphide, Raymonda pas de deux and Variations and in 2008, she performed in The Banff Centre's Summer Arts Festival.
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I'm going to mosaic my watering can and was wondering if E6000 would be a good glue to use. It will be outside and have a pump in it and have running water.
Someone suggested smoothing thinset over it then gluing and grouting with thinset. Please let me know your thoughts. Thanks, Carol Ann |
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- Posted by bearbubbacowboy (My Page) on Sun, Jan 25, 09 at 13:23
I think thin set is the best for outdoors projects..Catherine |
- Posted by carolann_z8 (My Page) on Sun, Jan 25, 09 at 23:03
Thanks for the help. Six years is a long time so I may try Weldbond. I've always used thinset but I'm not sure how it will stick to metal. Robin, your birdbath is beautiful. |
- Posted by sabrinacarr (My Page) on Mon, Jan 26, 09 at 2:46
I had a really hard time getting thinset to stick to metal. I did a canister years ago and wound up getting rid of it because the tiles kept popping off. I have had success with mosaicing metal soup cans, using Weldbond, but they have never been exposed to water. Have you considered trying Liquid Nails? |
- Posted by katishooked (My Page) on Mon, Jan 26, 09 at 6:59
You might want to consider plumbers goop. (Lowes).My mailbox had lost the latch and handle,I didn,t want to take it down so took a couple of glass globs and plumbers goop and stuck em on so water couldn't run in. They are there to stay I believe. Plan on doing the rest of it when it gets warmer. Liquid nails is a good one too. Kathy |
- Posted by carolann_z8 (My Page) on Mon, Jan 26, 09 at 10:25
Is Liquid Nails hard to get off your glass or tiles and how do you clean up if you get it on something? I bet Plumbers Goop would hold anything. That would be good for repairs like that. Thanks again for all the help. |
- Posted by carolann_z8 (My Page) on Mon, Jan 26, 09 at 10:39
I want to use this indoors if I can. This cold weather gives me cabin fever. lol I typed in Weldbond and found this information. I know it's an ad so sometimes they are not as good as they sound. |
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- Posted by carolann_z8 (My Page) on Mon, Jan 26, 09 at 11:28
Texasfern, that's so good to hear. I want to try and do more birdhouses. I have one I did last year with thinset and it has lasted so far. |
Carolanne, I have used E6000 on several metal watercans and I've had no problem with them at all. Two have been outside for 3 or 4 years now. I do live in Florida so don't have snow and ice to worry about. |
- Posted by carolann_z8 (My Page) on Wed, Jan 28, 09 at 22:00
Thanks d3bbi, I have a tube of E6000 and also bought some Weldbond. I had the hardest time finding Weldbond but finally bought some at Michael's Craft Store. I have my plates...2 watering cans and my glue. Now if the cold weather will let up so I can go dig everything out of the shed I'll be all set!!! Can't wait!!! |
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8th Apr 2009, 11:22 PM | #1 |
Breaking Bad
Anyone watching this?
i don't watch much TV (i think i only watch Dollhouse and The Office besides this), but this show is a complete and utter mindf_ck. i love it. i read a review a few weeks ago and started to TiVO it, but just started watching it two days ago. This is the greatest show since Twin Peaks. It's been about 16 years since i couldn't wait for the next episode of a TV series, but i'm back there. Wow - this sh!t rocks. |
8th Apr 2009, 11:34 PM | #2 |
This is the one with the guy from Malcom in the middle right?
I've never seen it myself, just the previews... Looks corny. |
8th Apr 2009, 11:36 PM | #3 |
hmm, I've been looking for a new show since I finished Dexter. I'll give it a shot and report back.
8th Apr 2009, 11:56 PM | #4 |
Yeah, the guy won an Emmy for it. He is f_cking batsh!t insane. Gets diagnosed with cancer and decides to sell meth in order to leave his pregnant wife and cerebral-palsy-stricken son some money. Of course, he goes down a rabbit hole. This show will f you up. It's that great!
9th Apr 2009, 01:36 AM | #5 |
Ok I just watched the first episode. I'm impressed! This is sick. Thanks Skold, looks like I got something to hold me over until the new season of Dexter premieres.
9th Apr 2009, 02:02 AM | #6 |
I've been watching since the show first premiered last year and got hooked. This show is really ****ing good.
9th Apr 2009, 10:47 PM | #7 |
Funk, if you cook i can sell.
9th Apr 2009, 11:08 PM | #8 |
^ Link if anyone's interested. I ran across this by accident last week. It's a pretty crazy show for sure. |
9th Apr 2009, 11:46 PM | #9 |
By accident?!? Looking for some blue meth on the net?
14th Apr 2009, 02:26 AM | #10 |
Ok I just caught up and watched all the episodes.
F*cking amazing show. Man it slows down at points with some long winded dialog, but it's ultimately rewarding in the end. Every scene has it's purpose, and they are all exceptionally acted. I just finished watching Sunday's episode, and I'm blown away. The interactions between Jesse and the kid (and the stoners), absolutely priceless. Touching stuff with that poor little kid. And Walt's scene with Gretchen at the restaurant, oh man. Go Walt! Once again, I thank you Skold. You have made my life so much better. Seriously shows like this and Dexter, they really make me happy. Everyone else go watch it NOW. Get off the forums, close IRC, and DO IT. |
14th Apr 2009, 03:03 AM | #11 |
I'll have to check it out. There arent many shows like that arent scifi but I'll give it a shot.
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14th Apr 2009, 09:03 AM | #12 | |
"I'll be any kind of mom you want for meth." "Skank! Skank! Skank!" Glad you like it man! |
14th Apr 2009, 12:17 PM | #13 |
Oh and what's going on with the stuffed bear in the pool and the various evidence items including what appears to be Walt's glasses? Obviously foreshadowing something that's gonna happen this season, perhaps the finale?
14th Apr 2009, 09:30 PM | #14 | |
Just watched the last ep again - there was a bag of Heisenberg meth left at the ATM robbery, and Jesse did not wipe his prints of the sledgehammer. We'll be seeing the ramifications of this in future, i think. Wow. Edit: Also, the mailcarrier can ID Jesse. He's ****ed. Last edited by Skold; 14th Apr 2009 at 09:54 PM. |
14th Apr 2009, 09:51 PM | #15 |
I <3 you Skold!
14th Apr 2009, 09:54 PM | #16 |
14th Apr 2009, 09:55 PM | #17 |
Random gay statement :P
5th May 2009, 11:12 PM | #18 | ||
What a sick episode! I actually got a bit emotional when:
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Phenomenal acting! Also I was cracking up at some of the dialogue. Something along the lines of:
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6th May 2009, 12:28 AM | #19 |
This show has completely ****ed me up. i am convinced my neighbors down the street steal ATM m machines. Don't get me started on goth landlords.
20th May 2009, 08:49 PM | #20 |
Just watched Sunday's episode and HOLY ****ING ****. The greatest, and most ****ed up, show ever.
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